Richardson v. Williams
Supreme Court of Alabama
In error to the Circuit of Greene county. The plaintiff in this case, carne into Court and prayed that a certain judgment, rendered against him, in the Court below, might be reversed and held for nothing.
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In error to the Circuit of Greene county. The plaintiff in this case, carne into Court and prayed that a certain judgment, rendered against him, in the Court below, might be reversed and held for nothing. And upon examining the record, it appeared that the plaintiff had, at September term, in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-six, of the Circuit Court of Greene county, presented his petition to that Court, in which he represented, that theretofore, to wit, on the-day of-, in the year -, he was sued in the same Court by one Joseph G. Williams, on a note which he executed as security, for…
1Opinion of the CourtCollier, C. J.
The plaintiff in error obtained an order for a supersedeas, on the twelfth May, eighteen hundred and thirty-five, upon his petition, setting forth, that, at the September term, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, of the Circuit Court of Greene, a judgment was obtained against him, at the suit of one Joseph G. Williams: that Williams had died previous to the commencement of the action ; that he had appealed from that judgment to the Supreme Court, where, at its term holden in January, eighteen hundred and thirty-five, it was affirmed. The petition prays the issuance of a su-persedeas, and such…
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- Mason v. MooreSupreme Court of Alabama · 1847
- Ex parte JordanAlabama Court of Appeals · 1962